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Preparing Now For Post-Covid-19 Recovery Period
Manila Bulletin
|April 09,2020
The national government is already looking far into the future when the COVID-19 pandemic shall have run its course. It has decided that a major way to mobilize the economy after all these weeks and months of inactivity would be a big increase in infrastructure spending.
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The Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECC) that locked down Metro Manila and the rest of Luzon began on March 15 along with a State of Calamity in the rest of the country. Many local government units in the south enforced various levels of quarantine, all with the goal of stopping the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19),
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